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one of the most significant, vincent chin., as the american auto industry was threatened by japanese imports, chin, a chinese-american in detroit, was violently beaten to death with a baseball bat after his own bachelor party, by two men who blamed asian-americans for their lost jobs. >> that shows the way in which our communities are often dehumanized, seen as perpetual foreigners. >> reporter: the attackers were convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to three years probation, a $3,000 fine. >> no comment. >> reporter: they never served a single day in prison. vincent's mom, lily, spent years demanding justice. >> we see so many times across cultures the mother of emmett till, many years prior, doing the same, essentially bringing voice to her son's case and showing that it was, in fact, a community groups, making sure that it elicited the attention of federal authorities. >> reporter: eventually, the outrage led to federal hate crime charges and one of the men was found guilty. >> this was the first time that hate crime sta

this is the third of a three-part series with historian and storyteller charlie chin. why would it be extremely difficult? for you to get a fortune cookie in the city of shanghai. they don't make them. they were invented here in san francisco and golden gate park. by mr. mokoto hadjiwara and for reasons, which still astound me most americans assume they're part of chinese cuisine and going to the fortune cookie factory will not be on our list of sites to visited. i am sorry, please stop pouting back there. you're way too old about we will not be stopping at the fortune cookie factory. all right, please join me outside. here we go. we're going to look at several things. one of them is you see there is a most people here are going to be school teachers. is that right? all right, the school across the street is the gordon j lau elementary school. had formally been the stocks and school before that had been the oriental school and before that it had been the chinese school. what happened was in the late 1800s? there were chinese families here who had children? and accordin

more than a million have been detained in camps across the chin zhang province.e majority of the population in chin zhang has included harsh prison sentences for simply sharing muslim religious material. china at first denied the existence of the camps but later defended them as training programs and part of counterterrorism. in mid april, china's state owned media released a documentary about life in chin zhang resenting prosperity, freedom of choice, and opportunities for musls. ch zhang activists have condemned it as a gruesome distortion of reality. >>he is one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy advocates. joshua wong will be spending even more time behind bars, sentenced to a further 10 months in prison for participating in an unauthorized protest last june. wong is already serving a 17 month sentence. >>when joshua wong was brought to court, he most likely knew his jail term would be extended. hong kong authorities have been tightening their grip on freedom of expression. he has already serving jail time for his role in pro-democracy protests. now,

peter chin hung. good to see you. >> it is you as always, kristen. >> a new coronavirus graphic behind you, all right. >> yes, it's a little bit celebratory, because there's a lot to celebrate, in terms of reopening and getting over what we have lost for so long. >> okay, you are also referring to the fact that we have the lowest 70 average since april 20th, right? or april of 2020. tell us where we are outright now. >> yes, the cases are really low. today at san francisco general hospital, there was zero cases for the first time ever of covid. ever in the system at ucsf, we have three cases. so, it's really looking great peer test positivity rate in san francisco is around 0.5% and the state is about 0.8%. cell under 1%, really looking good. so i think around us right now, it's really looking good, in terms of not having a lot of covid circulating. >> okay. wow, that is really low, the number of cases right now. given also our fairly high vaccination rate, correct me if i'm wrong, but i ifornians hav

the violence taking place in northwest and me and mol, thousands of people have been displaced in chin states after violence between security forces and residents. the un called on the military to urgently take all necessary measures and precautions to spend a 1000000 life and infrastructure fit for myself and the team here in london. i'll see you tomorrow. counting the cost is next is a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there. white supremacy. in fact, all of your putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers. everyone goes to their campus and it becomes the us versus down. this is a deal about constraining a nuclear program. the bottom line off the big question. oh, now 20. me lose . hello, i'm sammy's a than this is counting the cost. so now just look at the world of business and economics this week. the factory of the world has a 4 labor problem, china's in time and to millions of weavers has western companies scrambling one wind supply chain. but they dragging their feet as they faced the bank clash from bay chain. als

well we've just spoken to a spokesman for the chin land defense force this is a group that was formed only in april to take up armed resistance against the military giunta and it also says one of its purposes is to protect civilians from the actions of the military the spokesman tells that the men have retreated to save areas around the hillside town of mynd but they are planning to return to the town he's not sure when he wouldn't say when to return to protect the women and children who are left in the town now he also says the military use the extreme the heavy weaponry against the civilian population including rocket propelled grenades the fighters there don't have very sophisticated weaponry some of the most sophisticated got firepower. is hunting rifles now he also says that the concern that fighting could spread to the town of country that this is a town about 50 kilometers south of minde at military choppers with seen in the nearby in the area of can't lead and he also says this increased military presence in the town soldiers are going conducting checks on houses schools churc

peter chin hong. thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure, terry. thanks for having me on. >> thank you. let's talk about this vaccine that could be given to children. is it different than those given to adults in the ingredients, in the dosage? does it differ? >> no, it doesn't differ at all. it's the same vaccine. in the very, very young kids, there might be a slightly different dose, but for all intents and purposes, it's the same vaccine, the same dose. it's predictable. we're going to not anticipate any differences in terms of side effects in the under-12 group when that data comes out. >> do you have any thoughts at all that this might not be approved? or does it seem to be pretty much a guaranteed thing? >> i would be surprised if it's not approved. it's been really a smooth sailing in general from a vaccine perspective, and of course in society, kids are the one whose are mainly immunized and vaccinated. so it falls into where we usually vaccinate as a society. >> children don't seem to have the propensity to get covid-19 that adults do. do

. >> sharon chin on how audiences are eating up the movies named after a famous filipino food. >> no more! >> reporter: it's an action comedy featuring lumpia. the filipino egg roll stars in two movies. >> we used it as a comic book device. >> reporter: as kids, he rounded up friends to make home movies about super heroes in their daly city neighborhood. years later, as a usc film student, he reunited the group in their home town to make the movie called lumpia. >> it became somewhat of a cult hit. it's a movie that has a filipino american as our hero. >> reporter: the sequel won the award for best narrative film at the hawaii international film festival. the lumpia films reflect growing up filipino american and even show prejudice from within. >> the bullying, people that came from the philippines and those that are americanized filipinos. >> reporter: riding on lumpia's popularity, the sequel raised $50,000 in crowd funding. hollywood star danny trejo joined the acting team. francis, a partner at a c.p.a. firm, say production's come a long way from the home movie days. >> now we ha

chin-hong, do you think that? >> yes, but i think herd immunity, i mean, mind or a philosophy in some, you think about herd immunity like measles, we are not going to get there until the whole world has access to the vaccine, because people can come very easily, as we have seen with measles outbreaks in disneyland from people who were not immunized outside of the country, primarily. until that happens, it is no surprise we can't really have herd immunity. we will have regional, probably, impact, like we have in the bay area, things are going to be opening up a lot more, but, we are not going to have that sort of trouble where, unless we are sideload rest of the world. that is kind of where it is coming from. it doesn't mean that progress isn't going to continue to be made. it is just that, you will see it in regional bubbles, and then, at some point, in two or three years, the world. >> how about just the percentage, right? i know this is shifting all the time in terms of what we need to get t-shirt immunity, beca

chin hong, vaccine equity, the u.s. has plenty of doses and the u.s. needs to spend the finished product to countries that desperately need it. right now, india, japan, brazil, the list goes on in terms of vaccine equity. coming up on the 6:00 newscast, does the vaccine jeopardize a man or woman's fertility? >> looking forward to that. thank you so much, raj. a dangerous variant was confirmed in sonoma county, the case of the p1 variant. it is twice as transmissible as other covid-19 variants. sonoma county says the p1 case is not surprising. there is no reason for alarm just yet. california health workers have detected 380 cases of the variant first identified in brazil. they also saw 3,000 cases of the uk variant. 67 of the variants discovered in south africa and over 16,000 cases of the west coast variant. >>> dozens of people are on the streets of oakland this afternoon, marching in support of mario gonzalez. he died after being detained by police officers last month. they say he suffer add medical emergency. they say he died because of the way off

. >> doctor peter chin-hong doctor, thanks for joining us. so what are your thoughts about the possibility of us reaching herd immunity. >> well, it's true that we will probably never reach herd immunity for some time and that's what they're doing in the strictest sense of the word. doesn't mean that he wouldn't continue to loosen restrictions. are we doing as we're doing doesn't mean that's in regions. won't achieve that like hawaii, for example, on the bay area. come back to sit in sense of normalcy. but because the world isn't vaccinated and because of disease borders up for us. we can't really ever get to that state you know, we are in measles, for example, where, you know, you don't see a measles every day and that's what we're trying to aspire to. >> doctor. still, it seems like, you know, an hour ago. i'm exaggerated that we were all talking about. herd immunity and then suddenly we're hearing this. did it come as a surprise is the one element outranks the others has to what went wrong. >> you are many of the reasons ccac the reasons w

peter chin-hong, an infectious disease specialist at ucsf. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, kristin. always a pleasure. >> 12 to 15-year-olds are getting there shot throughout the bay area at county clinics, drugstores, hospital chains or they can only get pfizer for now, right? >> yes. on the pfizer has submitted and had their data approved. moderna is close on the heels and the next step will be the under 12-year-old. >> okay, so for now, pfizer, as you know two shots, three weeks apart. dr. chin-hong, adults booking right now have quite options here in the bay area. supply is pretty good right now at lots of different sites. because it is only pfizer to the 12 to 15, they are more limited in their vacation locations, it might be start hard to look at times still, right? >> there have been overwhelming appointments because of that bottlenecking, as you put it, kristin. hopefully over time this will diminish again. it is the floodgates opening, a bunch of people, but then our supply is very, very robust. i suspect we will g

doctor chin-hong urges parents to get their kids vaccinated when possible. i would really encourage folks and i know that's sometimes an immediate decision is hard to make. but over time, i hope that all parents embraces as something that. >> know, not only protect themselves against his country transmit infection to the grandparents still there in videos. but to protect kids themselves as well. moderna and pfizer are expected to submit their studies to the fda by the end of the month reporting in the newsroom. sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. as governor newsom kicks off his campaign. why the organizers of the recall newsom efforts say they are happy with the direction in which. >> things are headed on that front. plus, new unemployment claims numbers just out today, lowest amount of claims since the start of the pandemic. that's good. but how far are we still from the pre pandemic level and here at kron 4. we are celebrating asian pacific american heritage month that today we have 3 mayors from the biggest cities in the bay area sharing their perspectives about

video is said to be from minda that has been widely shared on social media presence there for the chin learned of defense force to fight me in mars military but they've been forced to retreat from the town it's now reported to be largely under military control with only women and children still there too afraid to leave their homes earlier i spoke to a protester who's been in mendota and who we're not naming for his own safety he says the situation took a turn for the worse when security forces detained 6 young protesters the police officers. promised him that gould relieved the clock at 6 pm. believing do that for a good nights the young people grew up you know people in the police shoot each other what is happening to the people who live in the area and who are not fighters and to what what or how do they feel at the moment. almost all. come to the field concert of their all the others are hiding the others are going away from the tar high the only way most took people most of the people don't want dictatorship than hate to fall just i want to know more for the international communit

taking place in northwest and me and law. thousands of people have been displaced by violence and chin state between security forces and residents. the u. n's called on the military to urgently take all necessary measures and precautions to spare civilians and infrastructure was bad lines this hour. i will be back with a full hour of news for you at $2100.00. g empty the from the preventative? correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. me the he'll pick it up and walk theory and flung and gambled far had this horrible fair but had any damage, but the warm, cleared virtue fanatical naming and hold her young fresh of holiday. a lot of times like the whole philip lilo had been lynn. i'm going to handle the woman m dot from it. well, you said how long should that young fella william completing her, fell in the mood. there will appear under the gun from him. harsh fog taylor with taylor and jordan. sheila had, they studied another job little which will de stuffy william mug palate in your home with a lot of the of law of

we'll talk to the infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong about what this means for theht against the pandemic. also a breakdown of different resources in the works to help people affected by the spike in hate crimes against the asian community. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are yo

of the pledging not to use cotton from chin. jang. it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas. some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states ban the import of coffee and tomato products in january. it's estimated the us imported $9000000000.00 of constant products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns among investors about force, labor in facts, half the world's raw materials to make. so the panels comes from it. shinji yang. further complicating the world's move away from fossil fuels, reports compiled by the german parliament concludes the country's new supply chain law will likely mean german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and related supply chains. otherwise they face fines or even criminal prosecution. obey jing deny is all accusations of abuse and is prepared to lose exports as china's consumers stop spending more money at home. joining us via skype from new yor

so the panels comes from chin jang, further complicating the world's move away from fossil fuels, reports compiled by the german parliament, concludes the country's new supply chain law will likely mean german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and related supply chains. otherwise they face fines or even criminal prosecution. obey jing deny is all accusations of abuse and is prepared to lose exports as china's consumers stop spending more money at home. joining us via skype from new york now, as anita dart director, investor alliance for human rights. good to have you with us. so pretty much outside as whether they did plots or journalists or human rights activists. the bond from sheen. jang. right. so how sure are we of these reports of, for the labor human rights groups have done well done interviews of people from the area in the region that happened there and have to buy the viper to tell us what has happened. and so the batteries or being in prison. in addition to that, there are journalists and other visitors to this area in 2017, and 18 actually what, what has happened in th

doctor chin-hong urges parents to get their kids vaccinated when possible. encourage folks and i know that's sometimes an immediate decision is hard to make. but over time, i hope that all parents embrace as as something that cannot not only protect themselves against his country

dr peter chin hong said that even if herd immunity is reached, people will need to learn to live with a much lower strain of covid at some level, note 11 another woman is accusing windsor mayor dominic for poli of sexual misconduct. former sonoma mayor rachel huntley told the chronicle that for poli climbed on top of her and exposed himself inside a hotel room six years ago, she said the incident followed a night of drinking while the tour in sacramento for conference for government officials. so far, seven women have accused for poli of sexual assault. he has denied all of the allegations, police in san jose are investigating a stabbing. it happened at about four o'clock this afternoon on south second and margaret streets that's less than a mile from the san jose state campus. police say one man was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. there's no word yet on what led up to the stabbing or if anyone has been arrested. and his ktvu is jerry. guess jerry. just jerry tells us now it's been a violent weekend in san jose after a deadly shooting there last night. san jose polic

screw florence louis has more now from kuala lumpur well we've just spoken to a spokesman for the chin land defense force this is a group that was formed only in april to take up armed resistance against the military giunta and it also says one of its purposes is to protect civilians from the actions of the military spokesman tells that the men have retreated to save areas around the hillside town of men but they are planning to return to the town he's not sure when he wouldn't say when to return to protect the women and children who are left in the town now he also says the military using seemly heavy weaponry against the civilian population including rocket propelled grenades the fight is they don't have very sophisticated weaponry now of course there's really very much concern by human rights groups about what's happening in chin state human rights watch now and says they're also worried about what's going to happen next in the town of minda where this security presence here they're worried about arbitrary detention they're worried about torture and other abuses conducted by the sol

a teenager went into family chin store and stole cell phone cases. teenager came back to the store hours later and ultimately pepper sprayed chin. >> this incident is not just about asian hate. it is about social support. >> crime and violence. store owners saying having more sfpd officers around will make them feel safer and believe it will help visitors feel safe when they a call to pittsburg police about an armed man banging on his ex-girlfriend's door ended with police shooting and killing that man after they say he refused to drop a gun. >> drop your gun! [ shots fired ] >> what you're looking at is doorbell video which captured the gunfire and the officer as you heard repeatedly ordering the man to put the gun down. police say they only fired after the man pointed the gun at the officers. tonight, please one neighbor says she thinks police took too long before letting paramedics into the scene to try and treated man. >> he was not moving after he was shot, and he was laying there for a good 45 minutes to an hour before paramedics went up the st

my name is charlie chin. i'm officially listed here as artist and residents, but i do double duty as a historian for a very simple reason as most of you know artists don't make any money whatsoever. but historians are underpaid so it's actually a step up. well we are going to do today is we're going to take an overview of chinese american history. and for that we'll be doing two different sections one will be an in-house docent tour. and the other will be a street tour. we will actually look at chinatown today. for your sake of general education i should point out that we are in a building. that was the old chinatown ywca. it was built in designed in 1932 by julia morgan. very famous female architect who amongst other things was of course endorsed by the ywca for various and obvious reasons. the organization is the china's historical society of america. which was founded in 1963? its purpose was to deal with the problem which basically still exists which is the study of in this case asian american history and

my name is charlie chin.'m officially listed here as artist and residents, but i do double duty as a historian for a very simple reason as most of you know artists don't make any money whatsoever. but historians are underpaid so it's actually a step up. well we are going to do today is we're going to take an overview of chinese american history. and for that we'll

leadership — you take responsibility, you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chinthey are hard calls, but it is for him to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions he wants us in. some good news for labour though, as tracy brabin is elected as the first mayor of west yorkshire. but she'll have to resign her westminster seat, triggering a by—election in batley and spen. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high speed trains. now on bbc news, more than 700 people have been killed by the myanmar military since they seized power three months ago. our world follows a brother and sister now fighting for their future. this film contains scenes that some viewers may fi

try putting your head down said that your chin meets your chest. painful yes yes i feel it on the right side of my head where the pain is. the service is available in scandinavia france britain and now in germany too it's doctors speak a range of different languages in germany consultations are offered in german or english. prescriptions sick notes and referrals are all issued electronically but doesn't that raise data privacy concerns. as. far as a lot of people will have questions because it's also new. data privacy concerns are always great when it comes to health matters. we're seeing people getting used to it pretty quickly because they know that it works and that doctors who have tell you medical treatment training are able to find out a lot by asking the patient questions and his if you also for. digital applications are now commonplace in the health care world in addition to remote consultations they now also enable aftercare for acute and chronic diseases ordering medication compiling patient data and even psychotherapy services. when it c

that are hiding in villages and valleys after fleeing an assault by the military the newly formed chin land defense force recently have retreated from the town after some of the most intense fighting since february screw florence louis has more now from kuala lumpur well we've just spoken to a spokesman for the chin land defense force this is a group that was formed only in april to take up arms resistance against the military giunta and it also says one of its purposes is to protect civilians from the actions of the military the spokesman tells that the men have retreated to save areas around the hillside town of mynd but they are planning to return to the town he's not sure when he wouldn't say when to return to protect the women and children who are left in the town now he also says the military uses stream the heavy weaponry against the civilian population including rocket propelled grenades the fight is they don't have very sophisticated weaponry now of course there's really very much concern by human rights groups about what's happening in chin state human rights watch now and sa

nor do a lot of nonasian americans know about vincent chin. then will remember the world was dealing with the aftermath of a global oil crisis that drove gas prices up and made big american cars passe. ford, gm and chrysler collapsed as americans embraced smaller, more fuel efficient japanese cars like nissan, honda and toyota. tens of thousands of jobs were lost in the auto industry and some americans blamed japan. on june 19th, 1982, vin shent chin was out celebrating his bachelor party when two white men beat him to death because he looked japanese. his killers never spent a day in jail. they were instead fined $3,000 each. his death broke his family but also broke the silence of the asian-american community in america. the murder of vin vincent chen sparked the first mass movement around asian-american rights. vincent chin's history is asian-american history. asian-american history is american history. my new friends in san francisco all knew his story. now it's time that we do too. the new frele libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monito

doctor peter chin-hong as with ucsf. it says the numbers are cause for concern. is a big stark difference sit could communities and the area. and when we look at the average number, it looks really good. but again, when you dig down deeper and you see differences again, i think they're very telling cause us to take some chin-hong says in order for the threat to fully go away. leaders must find a way to close the gap and the numbers through continued messages and even possibly incentives. but he understands why many in underserved communities may be hesitant to roll up their sleeves. >> above all, i think there's still a lot of mistrust, son and husband see in some that continues to need to be addressed. i think it's not a easy situation. >> another frustrating part. according to doctor chin-hong is the fact that vaccines are readily available had a number of vaccination centers. but folks simply are not going to get them. he says the next challenge will be actually going into those communities and making sure that people are indeed vaccinated. jonathan mccall kro

chin there she knew i am free now at least physically i was able to leave my apartment and move to a friend's house i would have thought that last night but my mind is still very tense down. there i mean we're on the 9th of july 2015 china's police began arresting lawyers and human rights activists in total almost $300.00 were detained and. my husband one shang jiang was one of these lawyers so. hope the whole what you are 28 years after my husband was detained i started writing articles about my experience i went to see government and legal agencies to inquire about my husband that's when i started getting pressure from them what you sow you don't 100 by are. coming to you in the beginning i lied to my son i said your father's on a business trip. but one day he suddenly asked me my mom why is my dad in prison. was the 1st thing you do was 7 write that i want to hit him with my 20 sword that's what i want to do you. want to get me he and i got i need the fullest you are allowed to be angry and to express your anger but we do not resort to violence we will use the law to solve this pr

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you take it on the chin.s, but it is for keir to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions that he wants us to be in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high—speed trains. now it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello, and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. coming up, what will the reorganisation of bbc news and the move of some staff out of london mean for viewers? and could there be a conflict of interest when bbcjournalists are paid by commercial organisations to speak at external events? it's been a big week for the bbc�*s elections team, with votes still being counted in a whole hos

leadership — you take responsibility, you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chin he wants us in. some good news for labour, though, as tracy brabin is elected as the first mayor of west yorkshire. but she'll have to resign her westminster seat, triggering a by—election in batley and spen. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each

17 received both doses of the covid-19 vaccine and ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-honglts were not surprising the first trial down there in the video also from pfizer is above. >> 16 from moderna is about about 18. so the next phase of moderna was looking at ages of 12 to 17 and like pfizer. it showed in not surprisingly, that it was very, very effective. >> the studies show that moderna's vaccine is 96% effective in pfizer's is 100% effective in their respective age groups and side effects were pretty consistent with what we've seen so pm at the site. maybe some mild feeling fatigued. more after the seconds shot versus the face shot, getting people as young as 12 vaccinated will require parental or guardian consent. >> doctor chin-hong urges parents to get their kids vaccinated when possible. i would really encourage folks and i know that's sometimes an immediate decision is hard to make. but over time, i hope that all parents embraces as something that, know, not only protect themselves against his country transmit infection to the grandparents to older individuals bu

>> i have no evidence that liz chin any is going to be ousted.rgin last time. a lot of republicans i've talked to in the last two or three days suggested they have not seen any sort of behavior change. that's the way they put it, from the vote. they were like her -- even the pe the people who voted for impeachment do not want to be constantly talking about donald trump. they might agree with cheney on the substance, but they don't want this to be the overwhelming narrative of their next 16 to 18 months. >> i understand that. liz chene it up. donald trump has brought up the election some 20-plus -- 24 times since he eve been off social media. she's put out a -- the person obsessed with relate gaiting the past is donald trump, not liz cheney. >> i think the problem for the republican party is that they really -- since 2016, they have not figured out trump's appeal and haven't figured out how to govern trumpism without trump. that's great for donald trump because he wants this to be all about him. he doesn't want trumpism to exist without him. the p